This year marks a century since The Great Gatsby first dazzled readers, and the Seelbach Hotel—F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Louisville haunt and the setting of Tom and Daisy Buchanan’s lavish wedding reception—has shaken up its own prohibition-inspired libation for decades. Known as the place where Fitzgerald crossed paths with bootlegger George Remus, the real-life inspiration for Jay Gatsby, there’s never been a better time to raise a glass of a drink as effervescent and enduring as the novel itself: the Seelbach.
